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Table 1 Respondent demographics and clinical characteristics

From: Harris Poll Migraine Report Card: population-based examination of high-frequency headache/migraine and acute medication overuse

 

Current HFM+AMO (n=440)

Previous HFM+AMO (n=110)

Age, mean (SD) years

41.1 (12.9)

47.2 (17.1)*

Gender, %

 Female

54

49

 Male

44

49

 Non-binary/Gender non-conforming

1

2

 Transgender

1

0

Race/ethnicity, %a

 White, not Hispanic

57

75*

 Hispanic

24*

13

 Black or African American, not Hispanic

11

4

 Asian, not Hispanic

2

3

 Native American or Alaskan, not Hispanic

0

2*

 More than one race

5

3

Age at first diagnosis, mean (SD)

23.9 (11.3)

25.0 (11.1)

Length of time since diagnosis, mean years (SD)

17.6 (12.0)

21.9 (15.3)*

Monthly headache days in last few months, mean (SD)

15.2 (5.80)*

4.2 (2.13)

Monthly acute medication use in last few months, mean (SD) daysb

17.4 (6.4)*

4.1 (2.3)

Highest education level completed, %

 Less than high school

9

4

 High school to less than 4-year college degree

57

59

 4-year college degree or more

33

37

Has health insurance, %

 Yes

93

95

 No

7

5

Total yearly household income, %

 Less than $15,000

7

8

 $15,000 to $24,999

8

7

 $25,000 to $34,999

9

5

 $35,000 to $49,999

9

7

 $50,000 to $74,999

19

16

 $75,000 to $99,999

13

16

 $100,000 or more

34

37

  1. *Indicates significantly higher than the other group at the 95% confidence level (P<0.05).
  2. aParticipants were first asked: “Are you of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin?” with response options of Yes or No. Then, participants were asked: “What is your race? Please select all that apply,” for which the following options were presented: White, Black or African American, Native American or Alaskan Native, Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, South Asian, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Filipino, Arab/West Asian, Vietnamese, other Asian, and other race. Data were analyzed by separating Hispanic respondents from the race analysis
  3. bAcute medication use is any over-the-counter or prescription medication to treat headaches. Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding
  4. Abbreviations: HFM+AMO, high-frequency headache/migraine with acute medication overuse; SD, standard deviation